suggestion - on these types of pages, it would be nice to be able to cursor over the words and hear the russian pronunciation. (sometimes the words are new to us.)

Am I correct in assuming that one uses пьёт when talking in the third person and пьёшь when talking in the second person?

How do you know when to use она or неё

The recording of молоко has the stress on the first syllable, but it should be on the last

+1

One of the offered choices is "да, она пьёт пьёт" and aside from being hilarious, how would I say "she (v)drinks (n)drinks"? Is that grammatically correct, or is "(n)drinks" a different word? (I know English likes to make verbs into nouns a lot.)

I typed exactly that!

I am typing the exact transcript you give and it is not accepted !!!!!

You should be allowed to talk into your phone. I learn Russian because my bf is Russian and i need to text him because i live in New York and lives in Russia. But i am better at speaking the language than writing it though.

I've never seen a discussion with so few posts. This is amazing. I feel like if you were to yell in here, you would echo because of how empty it is.

why do you not accept this answer